SOLARCOM-260SP-AC Solar Home System

1.Solar panel:30W 18V

2.Battery capacity: 22AH 12V

3.USB port:DC 5V 2PCS

4.DC port:DC 12V 4PCS

5.LED light: 4PCS

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Casablanca S4000 Pro Editing Machine FOR SALE

 

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Hardware
Intel Cor Duo T7200, 2x 2.00GHZ, 667MHz Front Side Bus, 4MB shared cache.
1024MB RAM
1000GB Hard drive
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With the power you need to edit HD at incomparable speed, to monitor 1080 HDV natively and the intuitive ease of Smart Edit, your digital video editing is now more efficient than ever.

Create professional-quality video productions quickly and easily. An all-in-one solution, each Casablanca S4000pro combines stunning video quality and lightning fast speed with legendary ease of use. Just plug in your video monitor, camera and deck and you're ready to produce great videos!

Sharp Solar Small Home System

Sharp's Solar Small Home System (SHS) is a complete stand-alone solar generation system. With the Sharp solar panel and Sharp Power Control System, the system is perfect for powering lightings, fans, radios, laptops, battery chargers and small devices. 

Each system comes with a 80W Sharp solar panel and a Sharp Solar Power Control System. 

Perfect for small rural homes whether the power grid is not available or as a stand-alone solar system to power porch lights or garage lights. The compact solar system is also suitable for school solar educational demonstration purposes. 

Solar to grab bigger slice of Kenya's clean energy pie

By Maina Waruru

NAIROBI,  (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Kenya is moving to boost its solar energy capacity, with a new plant now under construction aiming to start producing electricity for the national grid by January 2016.

This heralds a shift in the balance of the country's efforts to embrace renewable energy, which have so far focused on hydropower, geothermal and a small amount of wind.

Independent power producer Greenmillenia Energy Limited(GEL) has said it will begin generation at its 40 megawatt (MW) solar plant in Isiolo County in northern Kenya in a year's time.

"This project represents a sustainable renewable energy investment, which allows both (GEL) and the government of Kenya to take a lead in the global clean energy revolution," Bartholomew Simiyu, GEL's advisory director, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

"It sends the right signal for clean energy investments in Kenya," he added.

The company has presented the required technical, environmental and financial assessments to the government, and has acquired a generating license from the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC), Simiyu said.

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions with a more effective carbon capture method

"Alkali Metal Nitrate-Promoted High-Capacity MgO Adsorbents for Regenerable CO₂ Capture at Moderate Temperatures" 

Chemistry of Materials 

Trapping carbon dioxide (CO₂ ) emissions from power plants and various industries could play a significant role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the future. But current materials that can collect CO₂ — from smokestacks, for example — have low capacities or require very high temperatures to work. Scientists are making progress toward a more efficient alternative, described in the ACS journal Chemistry of Materials, that could help make carbon capture less energy-intensive. 

T. Alan Hatton and colleagues note that although industry and governments are increasingly turning to renewable energy sources such as wind and solar, the world will continue to rely on fossil fuels for the foreseeable future — but at a cost. According to the International Energy Agency, burning fossil fuels emits more than 30 gigatons per year of CO₂, a primary greenhouse gas. Some solid systems that aim to capture these emissions, such as zeolites, are sensitive to water in the gas streams. Others, such as clays and metal oxides, have to be heated up to more than 900 degrees Fahrenheit, which requires a lot of energy. Hatton’s team wanted to find a way to cut this latter strategy’s energy requirements. 

Ghana to house Africa's largest utility scale solar power plant

Mere Power Nzema Limited (MPNL) is in the process of building Africa's largest utility scale solar photovoltaic plant in Ghana. Upon completion, the Nzema solar park installation will contain about 630,000 photovoltaic panels, making it the sixth largest in the world.

MPNL, a subsidiary of consortium Mere Power UK and Blue Energy will begin construction of the 155 megawatt solar park in September, which is aimed to begin operation in 2015. The project has already secured Government consent to begin and been awarded a generation license and a feed-in tariff for the plant’s 20-year operational life.

Plans for the $400 million plant were first unveiled in December 2012 as part of Ghana's initiative to expand its renewable energy industry. Ghana aims to produce 10 percent of its energy needs from sustainable sources by 2020.